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North American Megadam Resistance Alliance
Protecting rivers and their communities by resisting megadams and their transmission corridors
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  • The Impacts of Megadams
    • What is Hydropower?
    • The Climate Crisis
    • Human Rights Violations
    • Methylmercury Poisoning
    • Environment and Habitat
    • Corporate Profits
    • Destructive Transmission Corridors
    • Water Cycles
    • 10 Reasons Why Large Hydropower Projects are a Climate Disaster
  • Canadian Megadams
    • Romaine River Dams, Quebec
    • Muskrat Falls Dam, Churchill River, Labrador
      • Government Inquiry on Muskrat Falls Project
    • Gull Island Project, Churchill River, Labrador
  • US Transmission Corridors for Canadian Hydro
    • New Hampshire: Northern Pass
    • New York: Champlain Hudson Power Express (CHPE)
    • Maine: NECEC – CMP Corridor
    • Vermont: New England Clean Power Link
    • Vermont Green Line
    • Empire State Connector
    • Atlantic Link
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    • Resources on dams & hydropower
  • Archives & Past Events
    • 2019 Northeast U.S. Speaking Tour
      • Slide Presentations from 2019 Northeast U.S. Speaking Tour
    • Conference of Northeastern U.S. Governors and Eastern Canadian Premiers
    • International Coalition on Large Dams
    • Indigenous Land and Water Defenders Arrive in Ottawa to Demand End to Large Hydro Dams
    • Grand Riverkeeper & Labrador Land Protectors Speaking Tour Spring 2019
    • References
  • Blog
    • Human Rights & U.N. DRIP Petition
    • The Northern Pass and NECEC

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January 2020 Newsletter

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SmugMug Gallery

Click here to view NAMRA’s SmugMug Gallery which contains photos, maps, and descriptions of major hydro-electric facilities in Canada, Indigenous and allied resistance, and NAMRA events.

NAMRA is a broad-based ad hoc alliance of groups and individuals who care about rivers, communities and climate. We are pluralistic, a clearinghouse for information, and a forum for voices from various communities on the issue of megadams and energy policy impacts on rivers and human rights. 

We are not funded by or allied with any for-profit venture, including any that might compete with megadams in the energy marketplace. We are volunteer-led, with a volunteer coordinator. In 2019 we hired a paid staffer.  We are not a 501(c)(3), but operate with a fiscal sponsor, the Global Justice Ecology Project, an arrangement fully in compliance with IRS and non-profit governance standards and best practices.

To learn more about NAMRA’s story, click here.

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